Here is a "Trilobite - double with two Deanaspis goldfussi heads from the Czech Republic.

Here is a nice and detailed trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheim on a nice matrix.

This is a "Utah - Trilobite" of the species Elrathia kingi.

Here is a quite rare "Solnhofen - Ammonite" of the species Taramelliceras (Fontanesiella) prolithographicum.

This is a compleate enrolled Eifel Trilobite of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical site of the Trilobite fields near Gees.

Here is a absolutely rare "Eifel Trilobite Double" of the species Harpes macrocephalus.

This is a nice and quite large Elrathia from the Pierson Cove Formation.
This trilobite has the typical pygidial “hook” only rudimentary developed.

Here is a rare Cheirurid Trilobite from the Pragian of Morocco.
The Trilobite is likely to belong to the species Crotalocephalina maurus.
Both cheeks are present what is on trilobites of the genus Crotalocephalina not ever the case.

Here is wonderfull pygidium of  Dalmanitina socialis in a detailed preservation.
The pygidial spine is free standing.

Here is a trilobite of the species Solenopleuropsis rouayrouxi from the Montagne Noire in France.

Here is a nice heteromorph ammonite of the species Hyphantoceras reussianum from Halle.

This is a small specimen of a heteromorph ammonite of the species Hyphantoceras reussianum from the turonian of Halle, Westfalen.

Here is a enrolled "Bundenbach - Trilobite" of the genus Chotecops with double sided preparation.

This is a very small "Eifel - Trilobite" of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical site of the  Pelm-Salmer Weg near Gees.

Here is a fossil brachiopod from Bundenbach that seems to belong to the genus Chonetes.
It is also a small Tentaculites - Cluster on this plate.

Here is a nice "Trilobite - Double" with Conocoryphe sulzeri aus Jince.
One of the trilobites is completely enrolled.

This is a rare "Eifel - Trilobite" of the species Gerastos granulosus in a detailed preservation.

Here is a classical "Oklahoma - Trilobite" of the species Reedops deckeri from the  Haragan Fm.

Her eis a typical „Mud Bug“ of the species Geesops schlotheimi from the classical site of the "Salmer Weg" in Gees, Eifel.

Here is a large example of a fossil glass sponges from Bundenbach. The fossil belongs to the species Retifungus rudens.

Here is a spiny ammonite of the species Cadomites dorni from the middle jurasic of Sengenthal in Germany.

Here is a good "Utah - Trilobite" of the species Bolaspidella housensis from the Pierson - Cove - Fm.